ME904 is used for the pre-treatment of building substrates, e.g. cement particle board, masonry, timber, etc., when using illbruck building protection tapes, particularly for bonding to damp substrates. ME904 is a solvent free, acrylic copolymer primer.
SP030 is a totally clear, fast-curing adhesive-sealant for use in the sealing and bonding of glass panes.
This high quality foil gun is ideal for use on larger projects.
ME316 is a special tape consisting of polypropylene fleece with waterproof solid adhesive.
PR102 is used as a foam backing rod behind the sealant joint, for exterior and interior use.
FA940 is a one-component, neutral cure, non-sagging elasticsilicone adhesive based on alcoxy technology. The productforms an elastic adhesive offering good compatibility to thereverse side of mirrors according to the requirements of DINEN 1036-1.
TP600 NG is an impregnated joint sealing tape for use in a wide variety of movement joints including window perimeter seals and other applications. BBA Certified (96/3309).
SP525 is a low modulus sealant with high movement capability, excellent primerless adhesion to many substrates and long-term performance. It is also used for the bonding of ME500 & ME501 Intelligent Window Membranes.
A self-adhesive, water and vapour tight membrane, comprising a layer of modified butyl rubber adhesive with an aluminium foil facer and a siliconised release liner on a roll with fire classification B-s2, d0 to EN 13501-1, which is compliant with the regulatory requirements for use on ‘Relevant and Higher Risk Buildings’ as described in Approved Document B.
TP652 is a flexible polyurethane foam impregnated with flame-retarding modified synthetic resin. It differs from standard impregnated foams due to the innovative illbruck composite step technology.
ME317 is a reinforced kraft paper with modified acrylate dispersion, solvent-free adhesive.
ME508 is a non-woven fleece laminate which is self adhesive across the full width of the membrane for optimised adhesion. Provides airtightness whilst allowing vapour to diffuse to the exterior of the building.
